Shameless

I haven’t been pissed off all day. The day has been good to me and I honestly can’t complain although I tried on 6 pairs of Lululemon Athletica pants to find the perfect fit and eventually gave up though that was my Personal Best in a fitting room in my lifetime. Oh and I failed with 2 1/2lbs dumbbells with a Master Trainer working on my rotator cuff injury. But, the point is, I like to be angry. So now I’ve been looking for something to upset me and naturally I found it!

I don’t understand it. In general, I will never understand why women rather put one another down as oppose to lend a helping hand or “bigging them up” in the process of dedication and discipline in a world where we bleed monthly cycles, choose to give life and where religion crucifies us. We need unity in order to reach the top globally.

Growing up I used to believe it was the men who kept women down (aside from powerful political positions, etc and such). But the older I became, the more I started to observe how horrible women are to other women without rhyme or reason. They just lash out for their own purpose, own agendas and quite possibly for no other reason than perhaps they didn’t bond with their biological mother or someone spilled coffee on their favorite blouse. Who really knows?

So, no, I don’t agree with women hating on other women ESPECIALLY when it concerns bodysculpting and/or bodybuilding and all that applies concerning this subject. It’s difficult for any woman to build muscle or to get super lean for thousands of reasons say hormones to holding a higher percentage of bodyfat than men.

And for a woman who’s supposed to be for women everywhere, who considers herself a business/professional woman and a public figure with lots of fans on her Facebook Page who constantly pushes her FighterDiet concept to everyone (to become lean and muscular) to state (while displaying a photo of DLB) that she finds another Fitness Model a Nay as oppose to a Yay and isn’t sexy or healthy is downright disgusting. It says a lot about her character. Mostly her flaws within them.

Why preach about being lean and muscular but get on another woman’s case for being exactly that? It’s basically calling the kettle black.

For me, it’s important to have support, to never put people down even when they’re starting from a low place (or in this case super high place). Naturally I would presume that the Fitness Industry should be here as a community of like-minded supportive individuals for crying out loud. Granted we may not all see eye to eye or share the same physique ideals or have the same training/diet philosophies. But this is why it’s important to be an individual, to be different, to be unique, to be humble, to have integrity. But also to be respectful of others.

The fact remains that the Fitness Industry and the Fitness Enthusiasts and Pros should be the first to lend a healthy and high demand of concern and care for the very same people who put in their hard work and effort regardless of how one is perceived physically because their beliefs are “it’s not feminine or sexy-looking.” And what does it matter to you/her if you aren’t the person you’re speaking of? What’s feminine? What constitutes as masculine? Is it a label? Or a matter of perception? Are they illusions? Or a matter of stereotypes?

This woman Pauline isn’t immune to body issues like the millions of women on the universe. There have been statuses and even blog related posts about how people get on her case for how she looks like: Strong, muscly and very lean. So to pick, give a public statement/opinion on another Pro’s body is outrageous and it comes off like a form of betrayal. Mostly for every other woman who does take the art and sport of building muscle and getting lean seriously (which sadly, includes herself).

It’s 2012 and we’re going into 2013 and there are lots of women who still refuse to get a handle on things. By things, I mean what’s wrong and what’s right. When it comes to assisting and encouraging other women with everything involving Fitness (and out of it) and their daily lives. It’s a moral and dignity game.

Can women allow other women to live muscular and strong? Can other women find it within themselves to learn how to be encouraging rather than put another woman down for being who she wants to be? (Aside from sluts. Fuck sluts! ;-)) When you judge someone based completely on looks (or money or what car they drive or what books they read), it says a lot about one’s character FLAWS.. especially when one is doing it in public for others (especially their fans) to see.